Product Details
Product Introduction:
Our company manufactures belt-driven industrial centrifugal fans, which are core equipment in medium- and low-pressure ventilation, dust removal, and exhaust gas treatment systems. These fans rely on the rotation of a centrifugal impeller to generate centrifugal force, enabling air conveyance, and are widely used in industrial plant ventilation, dust collection and purification, boiler draft, material handling, and exhaust gas treatment applications.
General technical specifications (taking the mainstream 4-72 series belt-driven model as an example):
| Parameter Item |
Specification Details |
| Product Series |
Common models: 4-72 (general-purpose medium- and low-pressure), C6-48 (dust removal), Y5-48 (boiler induced draft), 9-19/9-26 (high-pressure) |
| Transmission method |
C-type belt drive (motor and fan are separate, with belt pulley transmission) |
| Machine number specifications |
4#~16# (corresponding to impeller diameters of 400~1600 mm) |
| Rated airflow range |
1,000–150,000 m³/h (varies with model number; capacity increases as rotational speed rises) |
| Rated wind pressure range |
200–3,000 Pa (under standard operating conditions, suitable for medium- and low-pressure systems) |
| Motor power |
1.5–110 kW (IP54/IP55 protection, Class F insulation, explosion-proof motor available as an option) |
| Rotational speed range |
600–2000 rpm (adjustable by changing the pulley diameter) |
| Applicable medium |
Dust-laden air, ordinary flue gas, and corrosive gases (customized according to material) |
| Medium temperature |
Standard model ≤80℃; the high-temperature-resistant version can withstand up to 400℃. |
| Material Configuration |
Standard configuration: Q235 carbon steel (with wear-resistant and corrosion‑protective treatment); optional: 304/316 stainless steel, fiberglass reinforced plastic. |
| Operating noise |
≤75~90 dB(A) (measured at 1 meter from the unit; noise levels increase slightly with higher RPMs) |
| Protection Configuration |
Shock-absorbing base + Rubber vibration isolators, belt guards, and bearing housings (with optional water cooling or air cooling) |
| Installation method |
Horizontal floor-mounted installation, with an integral steel-structure base. |
| Control method |
Standard configuration includes mains-frequency starting; variable-frequency speed control and local operation are available as options. / Remote Control |
Applicable Scenarios and Selection Recommendations:
Core use cases:
1. Industrial dust collection systems and baghouse dust collectors equipped with induced draft fans
2. Factory ventilation and exhaust gas emissions from workshops
3. Induced and forced draft for boilers and hot-air furnaces
4. Hot-air circulation and exhaust ventilation in paint booths and baking ovens
5. Pneumatic conveying of fine particulate materials
Key considerations for selection:
1. Airflow and static pressure priority: Calculate the system’s total pressure loss based on ductwork resistance and equipment resistance (such as dust collectors), and select fans with a 10–20% margin of safety.
2. Media‑specific selection: Use wear‑resistant impellers for dust‑laden gases, corrosion‑resistant materials for corrosive gases, and high‑temperature‑rated induced draft fans for hot flue gases.
3. Drive type selection: Belt drives are suitable for applications requiring speed regulation and high-temperature conditions, while direct-drive systems offer high efficiency and low maintenance, making them ideal for ambient-temperature applications with medium to low power ratings.
4. Noise Control: For noise-sensitive applications, use silencers and vibration isolators, and prioritize low-speed models.
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